Trouble Finding 16 Oz Mm For Mmf

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ilovemylittleone Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:03pm
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Anyone know if they have this at Wal-mart? The only thing I can find is the 10.5

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eccl1-12 Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:13pm
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I don't know about Walmart selection, at the grocery store that I go to they have the store brand which I think is 10.5 and then there is the JetPuffed Brand which (at least in the small MM size) comes in 16 oz. If you can't find that brand anywhere, you may have to buy a kitchen scale of some sort. They are handy to have anyway. Happy shopping!

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KHalstead Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:17pm
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they have the store brand ones (American value or something like that) at my super wal-mart and they're 16 oz. still!!

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metria Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:18pm
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it's rare for me to find the 16 oz. as well, even within different locations of the same chain of stores. i typically buy the 10.5 oz and use my kitchen scale to make MMF half-batches.

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dsilvest Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:20pm
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Try filling an 8 cup measure with marshmallows. I buy mine in a 3lb bag and found that 1lb or 16 oz was about 8 cups.

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all4cake Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:20pm
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I simply use 3 bags of the 10.5 mm and make a double batch...you'd only be shy a half ounce of mm...

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KHalstead Posted 23 Apr 2010 , 5:36pm
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I don't even measure for mmf LOL I dump in marshmallows (however many I have or however many will fit in the particular bowl I grabbed) and use the sprayer on my sink to sqirt a little water on top, microwave for 1 min. stir, 30 seconds more, stir, once completely melted I add some vanilla and then start adding powdered sugar until a dough forms.

Measuring everything gets old LOL (I'm turning into my grandmother!)

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